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Mulesoft Consuming Web Service - Web Service Consumer
- 1. CONSUMING SOAP WEB SERVICE - MULESOFT WEB SERVICE CONSUMER Vince Jason Soliza
- 2. Mulesoft Web Service Consumer When developing applications with Mule, users often need to be able to consume a SOAP Web service to acquire data from an external source. The recommended way is to use the Web Service Consumer. It’s the quickest, easiest way to consume a Web service.
- 3. Create a Simple Flow • HTTP (inbound) • Transform Message (create a request) • Web Service Consumer (consume SOAP web service)
- 4. Configure Web Service Consumer • Get the WSDL file of the SOAP Web service you intend to consume, or identifying the URL of the WSDL. • Using a WSDL file, copy the file into the` src/main/resources` folder of your Studio project • Define the Global Configuration of the connector: click the plus sign next to the Global Configuration field. • In the window that opens, begin by entering a value in the WSDL Location field. Populate this field first, with either the WSDL’s URL, or the filepath and filename of the WSDL file you copied into the src/main/resources folder of your project. Upon filling this field, you five Studio the opportunity to read the contents of the WSDL and automatically populate the remaining empty fields — Service, Port and Address — using information contained in the WSDL file. Alternatively, you can manually populate these fields with the appropriate information about the Web service.
- 5. Configure Web Service Consumer When the WSDL is located in the resource file.
- 6. Configure Web Service Consumer When the WSDL is located in url.
- 7. Configure Web Service Consumer • Confirm that the Enable DataSense box is checked, then click OK to save. • Adjust the Operation of the Web Service Consumer, if you wish (and if the SOAP Web service indeed offers more than one operation), then click inside the canvas to auto-save your configuration.
- 8. Transform Message • Create a request in Transform Message that will be used as payload to invoke the web service consumer.
- 9. Test the application • Run the application in anypoint studio. • Send request through HTTP using Postman, browser or any client you prefer. • We can see in the screenshot below, the response of the soap web service we consumed using web service consumer.
- 10. Summary When sending requests to an external web service, the recommended approach is to use the Web Service Consumer because it’s faster and easier to use.
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